Aug. 27, 2022 ( CTV Network ) -- On Monday, a rocket will be blasting off to orbit around the Moon as the first step in humanity’s grand return to the lunar surface.But it’s not just an exciting moment for NASA.
BLASTING OFFAt the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, U.S.
Space news weekly recap: Artemis moon mission, Webb Telescope, dark energy and more | Technology ...
After a gap of close to 50 years after the last Apollo mission, NASA plans to herald a new age of space exploration by returning to the Moon with the Artemis program , starting with the Artemis I launch scheduled for August 29. But that is not the only news that will interest space buffs.
After being grounded temporarily for a short period due to it being winter and dust season on the red planet, the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter took to the skies for its 30th flight .
Washington still waging Cold War in space: China Daily editorial - Opinion - Chinadaily.com.cn
Regarding space exploration as an integral part of the building of a community with a shared future for mankind, China has always kept an open attitude to international cooperation and it is committed to using its aerospace technology and space research findings to serve the common good.
NASA Artemis I Launch Countdown Commences, Team Assessing Lightning Strikes at Launch Pad
By NASA August 28, 2022 This image of a lightning strike was recorded at Launch Complex 39B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida during the evening of April 2, 2022.
Pottstown's Challenger Learning Center opens its doors to the public
POTTSTOWN — You might think 10 months is a little young to start someone on a career path, but that didn’t stop Tavonna Holly of Pottstown from giving her daughter Ra’Vonna a taste of space technology.
“As long as she’s not on the rocket, I’m good with it,” Holly joked as her daughter experimented with whether she could steer the spaceship with her feet.
In-Space’s expansions bring on board a new Chief Technology Officer – SatNews
I n-Space Missions appoints Matthew Angling as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to lead the use of new technologies and processes, and to develop innovative space products for customers.
Matthew joins In-Space Missions from Spire Global where he was Director of Space Weather.
Astrobotic’s CubeRover Survive-The-Lunar-Night Mission selected by NASA – SatNews
Astrobotic has been selected by NASA’s Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Sequential Phase II program to develop, test and fly lunar, night survival and communication technologies onboard the company’s CubeRover platform.
The effort will culminate in a commercial flight to the Moon for CubeRover on an upcoming Astrobotic lander mission, where it will demonstrate the platform's ability to survive the harsh environment of lunar night and use satellite relays to traverse long distances.
'Ridiculously detailed image' of the moon honors Artemis 1 launch | Space
"For this image, I teamed up with talented fellow astrophotographer @cosmic.speck to create the most ridiculously detailed moon image we could come up with," McCarthy wrote on Instagram (opens in new tab) . "The result is this 174 megapixel shot."
"This is the highest resolution shot of the moon I have ever taken," Matherne added on Instagram (opens in new tab) . "I captured the color data while @cosmic.background captured the details. Combined, we ended up with an incredibly detailed photo of our lunar neighbor in stunning color."
Science council touts Formosat's achievements - Taipei Times
Formosat-5, the nation's first domestically developed remote-sensing satellite, has taken more than 60,000 images since it was launched five years ago, the National Science and Technology Council said on the anniversary of its launch on Thursday.
The satellite was launched on Aug. 25, 2017, from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California by SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket, and began commercial operations on Sept. 21, 2018.
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